Top 5 Medical Apps on Android in Nigeria Q3 2024

During the third quarter of 2024, the performance of the top medical apps on the Android platform in Nigeria showcased varied trends across downloads, revenue, and active user engagement. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides a comprehensive look at these applications' market presence.

Dr. Blood Pressure: BP Tracker saw a notable increase in weekly downloads, beginning with around 2.5K in early July and peaking at approximately 6.7K by the end of September. The app also experienced a consistent rise in weekly active users, starting from 7.4K and reaching 14.7K by the quarter's end. However, the app did not generate any revenue during this period.

For Blood Sugar Diary for Diabetes, weekly revenue gradually increased from $41 in early July to a high of $97 in early September, before slightly declining. Downloads showed fluctuations, with a peak of 3.4K in late August, while active users rose from 1.9K to 4.1K throughout the quarter.

My Calendar - Period Tracker maintained a steady performance with minor fluctuations in weekly downloads, ranging from 772 to 1.3K. The app's revenue remained relatively stable, albeit low, around $8 to $12. Active users hovered consistently around the 20K mark, peaking at 21.9K in late September.

The Body Temperature - Thermometer app showed a significant increase in downloads starting in August, hitting a peak of 1.7K mid-September before dropping sharply at the month's end. Active users also increased, from 1.2K to 2.7K during the quarter. The app did not report any revenue.

Lastly, MyHeala App reported a gradual increase in weekly downloads, starting with minimal activity in July and peaking at nearly 2K by the end of September. Unfortunately, there was no revenue data available for this app, and the active user metrics were not provided.

These insights reflect the dynamic nature of the medical app market in Nigeria, highlighting user preferences and engagement trends. For more detailed analytics, Sensor Tower offers additional insights into these applications' performances.